Well its been a couple of months now but when I was down with Leanne Cole (blog here), we were waiting in the lobby of this building at 333 Collins Street and as I clicked away and observed I noticed the lovely uniformity of the elevator lobby with people rushing by also noticing the stillness of the patterns and liked the contrast. Of course I didnt have my tripod with me so had to hold my breath, stand steady and had fingers crossed it wouldnt be too blurry. It isnt razor sharp but I was pretty happy considering the tools at hand.
For more monochrome madness black and white photography please go to Leanne’s blog (link above) to have a look. If you are interested in entering yourself, it is on every Wednesday and Leanne has instructions on how to on her blog.
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I know that holding breath moment pretty well – Looks a good result to me 🙂
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Thanks so much, yes it doesn’t always work and even part of a second feels like a minute when you are trying your hardest not to move. 🙂
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Thanks Kaz, I now know exactly where this photo is 🙂 What I hadn’t realised was that you weren’t using a tripod to take it!! You’ve obviously got much steadier hands than mine!!
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haha yes its in Collins st lol…. The building doesn’t have a name just 333 Collins street – luckily it was before drinks time in the late afternoon 😉
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I’m sure your hands would still be steady even after a drink or two 🙂
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That Andy is debatable 🙂
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LOL! 🙂
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I really liked the symmetry of the patterns in this pic.Thanks!
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Thanks so much, yes I found them quite compelling and so glad it turned out ok 🙂
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I would be thrilled to take a picture this beautiful, Karen. Steady hands are so overrated! 😀
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Gee thanks Loisa thats so nice of you. 🙂
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Great shot, Karen. I love the static scene combined with the catched moving people – a nice contrast of mobility and immobility
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Thanks Solaner for articulating what I liked about the scene I photographed and for your lovely comment 🙂
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you’re welcome 🙂
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I’m glad you tried – it turned out beautifully.
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